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School textbook scandal: ‘State capture in new guise’
The education department’s textbook scandal reveals state capture, limited choices for schools, and potential quality declines in education.
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World Press Freedom Day highlights strains on media in South Africa and beyond
South Africa highlights media freedom challenges on World Press Freedom Day, emphasizing risks from external pressures and evolving technology.
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SOE onthul omvang van munisipale chaos: Honderde sake na NVG verwys
Die Spesiale Ondersoekeenheid skets ’n skokkende prentjie aan oor wydverspreide korrupsie, wanbestuur en vrugtelose uitgawes in Suid-Afrikaanse munisipaliteite.
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Thousands of Eastern Cape learners miss school amid scholar transport disruption
The Eastern Cape Department of Education says over 12,000 learners missed school due to scholar transport disruptions linked to a Santaco protest.
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Trump warns Iran blockade could last months as oil prices soar
President Donald Trump said a US naval blockade against Iran could last months, leading oil prices to spike.
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London police investigate terror incident after two Jewish men stabbed
Two Jewish men were wounded in stabbings in north London on Wednesday in another antisemitic attack.
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Criminals hang dogs next to R300 to rob unsuspecting motorists
AWSSA warns of a cruel ambush tactic on the R300, where dogs are used to lure motorists into stopping before criminals strike.
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Iran war could push 30 million people into poverty: UN
The US-Israeli conflict on Iran could push over 30 million people into poverty, exacerbating global energy and food insecurity issues.
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Prolonged Strait of Hormuz closure to scar global oil markets for years
The world’s worst oil supply disruption in history will take months and potentially years to recover from.
